The Portland daily press., 1887-10-20
PERSONAL.
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Mr.. Cable and the Ruggles Street Quar-
tette, are stopping at the Falmouth Hotel.
Mr.. Fred Hamilton. formerly clerk at the
City Hotel has been engaged as night clerk
at the United States Hotel.
Mr.. John Anderson, who has been i'll. is
getting along nicely and is now able to take
rides out of doors.
Conductor Sprague, of the Maine Central,
is soon to move back to Auburn. He is to
run train from Lewiston to Skowhegan.
The marriag of Miss Harriet Harris Cald-
well, of Topeka, daughter of General j. c.
Caldwell, and Henry S. Murchie, of Calais,
Me-, was solemnized Oct. 4th, at Topeka,
Kansas, at the residence of the brides
parents. They win reside in Calais.
Mr.. b. c. Reed has succeeded to Mr.. NJ. L.
Chamberlain's position as bookkeeper at the
Falmouth Hotel Mr.. Reed has made many
friends at the house in his capacity as clerk
and is congratulated on his attaining his
present position.
An apple has been named in honor of the
editor OF the Eastern Farmer, Hon. 8. L.
Boardman. 1t is a Seeding from the Dean.
and was raised by Mr.. f. F. Pnrington of
West Pennington. A plate and description
OF the "Boardman Apple" appears in the
report of the Pomologist to the United States
Department of Agriculture for 1856
Mrs. Jane Beal, widow of the late Rufus
Beal, is visiting her son Captain J. NJ. Beal
at No. A High street Mrs. Beal will be 90
years old in December. She is the Oldest of
four generations in her family now living.
She enjoys good health, retaining her facul-
ties to as perfect degree as most people at
GO years.
VI graduates of the Bangor Theological
Seminary the Bangor Wing has the follow
ing "Rey. Sidney X. B. Perkins, gradu-
ate of Bangor Seminary in 1857, pastor at
Middleton, Mass, has accepted a call to
Center and North churches. Raynham, Mass.
Rev. Robert NJ Peacacli, a graduate in 1878.
who has been at Monmouth, Me-, accepts
call to Somerset. Mass. Rev. Frank A.
Mansfield, graduate of 1884. of Otto, N. Y,
Is called to Fairmont, MINI. Mr.. William
Cox Curtis, who graduated in 1887, is sup
| plying at Whateley, Mass"
Rev. Sullivan II. Weston, ID. D.. whose
funeral occurred in Boston Monday is to be
buried in Augusta. The funeral was at
tended by large number of very promin-
ent people. Among them were Gen. Cullum,
now of the regular army; Gen. Dudley
Steele, Gen. Schuyler Hamilton, Bishop
Whipple, of Minnesota; the Rev. DIR. De
Costa, the Rev. DIR. Wright. Bishop Walker, of
Dakota. and the Rev. Charles A. Stoddard.
Mrs. Percival, sister, and Mrs Rolfe, a
niece of the deceased. were the only relatives
In New York
Frank Frye, Camden young man, goes to
Kansas City this week to accept a position
in bank. Samuel Tyler, ESQ.,, of Rock
land, has been offered the position of man
ager OF the Mound City Kansas) Manufac-
turing Company, of which W. 0. Fuller, Jr.
and c. +. Simmons, who lately went from
Rockland, are directors. NIB. Mutt. Jr
who for number of years past has been
treasurer of the Eastport Savings Bank. has
accepted situation as manager of the Ma
tional Bank at Clyde, Kansas, and will prob
ably within a month, move to that place
with his family.